By Maggie McPhee
New documentary uncovers hidden histories of Indigenous influence on the West and how they offer hope for the future.
Film/TV
By Aurora Zboch
Actors Devery Jacobs and Kudakwashe Rutendo discuss their on-screen chemistry and the authenticity of cheerleading as a sport.
By Liam Dawe
On the heels of losing its home of more than a decade, CIFF is shaking up the format ahead of their 25th anniversary.
By Prabhjot Bains
Though not a definitive account of “America’s Band,” the Disney+ doc dishes up great insight into their creative process.
By Prabhjot Bains
George Miller’s euphoric blend of guns, guts, and gasoline is one of the best prequels of all time.
By Julia Dumbrell
The acclaimed director’s complex and complicated body of work asserts itself with unforgettable dominance.
By Prabhjot Bains
Jane Schoenbrun’s transcendent sophomore effort examines how we consume and connect with media.
By Maggie McPhee
How the ‘Always Sunny’ actor got to unite his love of literature and science in Apple TV+’s new sci-fi series ‘Dark Matter.’
By Prabhjot Bains
Wes Ball’s Continuation of the Apes Franchise Reminds Us Why It’s So Timeless.
By Prabhjot Bains
David Leitch’s bonkers, self-referential actioner is a fun, albeit flawed, celebration of cinema.
